Apologies Fabien for the typo on your name. I see what you mean. I'm not sure that anything exists that is in the public domain so you may have to write something yourself. If you are looking for something that helps show the benefits of Cocoon over the ASP/JSP type model then consider points around separation of logic/content/style. You might be able to two of these away from the third with ASP/JSP et al but try separating all three from each other! Also, I know from my own experience that if you start developing a Java/XML/XSLT web app yourself you will almost inevitably end up with something that mirrors the functionality of Cocoon. Think about components, database pooling, object pooling, what you would do about getting a maintainable mix of logic/content/style. Cocoon has all these problems cracked (or at least a good way down the line!). The Cost/Benefit analysis will also show that by using Cocoon you can concentrate on the application you are developing and not the infrastructure needed to delivery.
Forgive my advocacy but I've been at the same crossroads you are at now several times and Cocoon makes sense pretty much every time. Regards Jeremy --- TREGAN Fabien <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >Hi Fabian > fabiEn ;) (I'm french, if you had'nt allready > guessed) > > >The Cocoon documentation has a tutorial covering a > basic application, a > beginners guide (currently called ctwig) which also > has links to other sites > > What i'm trying to do is not a > how-can-I-get-C2-to-work-please-help-I-m-stuck-I-found-nothing-in-the-FAQ, > but more a guide showing : > -why (and how) using the 2mo of .java files from C2 > will be more maintenable > and performant than having my own 20ko hand-made > framework. > -how C2 can be extended to suit our problème (we are > not working with .XML > file but with an old server that must have a > brand-new Web client) > > wich is not the goal of ctwig. > > >and if you search the list archives for "tutorial" > you will > find lots of stuff. > > mmm, I've found articles about a tutorial that had > been submited but that > no-one wanted to convert to xdoc. I could'nt find > the tutorial :) > > >For example, you will find links to an article on > xml.com and the > cocooncenter.de site. There is quite alot around > now on installation, > sitemap config, XML/XSLT transformations and basic > XSP. > > I've found many 1-page introduction, but nothing > that suit my needs yet. > > fabiEn. > > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, email: > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Everything you'll ever need on one web page from News and Sport to Email and Music Charts http://uk.my.yahoo.com --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
